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@storepulse/core

v0.12.0

Published

Core connectors for the storepulse CLI — normalized App Store Connect + Google Play release status types and API clients. Bring your own credentials.

Readme

@storepulse/core

Read-only TypeScript library that normalizes App Store Connect and Google Play release status for dashboards, bots, and CI. It powers the storepulse CLI, but can also be embedded directly in your own tooling.

Both stores become one model: a Channel (production / beta / internal) and a ReleaseState (live, rollout, in-review, pending, rejected, halted, draft, or unknown).

Credentials are constructor arguments. This package never reads process.env or the filesystem, and it never changes anything in a store.

Install

Node.js

npm install @storepulse/core

Deno

deno add jsr:@storepulse/core

Or import it without an install step:

import { createSnapshot } from "jsr:@storepulse/core";

Bun

bunx jsr add @storepulse/core

Quick start

Use MockConnector to integrate and test without credentials or network access:

import { fetchAll, MockConnector } from "@storepulse/core";

const target = {
  key: "myapp-ios",
  name: "MyApp",
  platform: "ios" as const,
  storeId: "1234567890",
};

const [status] = await fetchAll(
  [
    new MockConnector({
      "myapp-ios": [
        { channel: "production", version: "1.2.0", build: "42", state: "live" },
      ],
    }),
  ],
  [target],
);

console.log(status.channels[0].version); // "1.2.0"

Fetch live store status

Pass the contents of the App Store Connect .p8 key or Google service-account private_key to a connector. Do not put credentials in source code.

import { AscConnector, GooglePlayConnector, fetchAll } from "@storepulse/core";

const connectors = [
  new AscConnector({ keyId, issuerId, privateKey }),
  new GooglePlayConnector({ clientEmail, privateKey }),
];

const statuses = await fetchAll(connectors, [
  { key: "myapp-ios", name: "MyApp", platform: "ios", storeId: "1234567890" },
  {
    key: "myapp-android",
    name: "MyApp",
    platform: "android",
    storeId: "com.example.myapp",
  },
]);

In Deno, calls to Apple or Google need the runtime's network permission (for example, deno run --allow-net app.ts).

Main exports

| Export | Use it for | | --- | --- | | fetchAll / StoreConnector | Fetch normalized status from one or more sources. | | AscConnector / GooglePlayConnector | Read App Store Connect or Google Play status. | | MockConnector | Test integrations without store credentials. | | createSnapshot | Create a portable status.json document. | | EasEnricher | Attach matching Expo EAS build metadata. |

Runtime support

Node.js, Deno, and Bun are verified in CI. Browser and Cloudflare Worker use is not currently supported because the store APIs are not intended for direct browser access.

Links

  • Website & tutorial: https://diokr.github.io/storepulse/
  • GitHub: https://github.com/dioKR/storepulse
  • License: MIT